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ByteDance Ventures Into AI Chip Development with Samsung Manufacturing Partnership

ByteDance is developing a proprietary AI chip, with Samsung set to produce the first samples by the end of March.

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Xiaomi Tag Bluetooth Tracker Listed Early With Android and Apple Find Support

Xiaomi’s new compact Bluetooth tracker, Xiaomi Tag, appears on European retailer sites with Android Find Hub and Apple Find compatibility.

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Russian Parliament Approves Law Requiring Mobile Devices to Register in IMEI Database

Russia mandates all mobile phones to be registered in a national IMEI database, blocking unregistered devices from network access.

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Elon Musk Plans Lunar Satellite Manufacturing for AI Infrastructure Using Massive Space Catapult

Elon Musk aims to develop AI infrastructure satellites built on the Moon, launching them into orbit with a large-scale catapult system.

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PocketBook Launches InkPad One, a 10.3-Inch E-Reader Rivaling Kindle Scribe Without Amazon Lock-In

PocketBook introduces the InkPad One, featuring a durable 10.3-inch E Ink Mobius display and flexible brightness and color temperature settings.

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U.S. Battery Plants Shift Focus from Electric Vehicles to Data Center Energy Storage

Battery manufacturing facilities in the U.S. are transitioning from electric vehicle production to supplying energy storage systems for data centers.

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Sony Ends Production of Blu-ray Recorders but Continues Blu-ray Player Sales

Sony will cease Blu-ray recorder production this month but will maintain availability of Blu-ray players, drives, and discs amid stable market demand.

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Memory Price Surge Could Shrink Global Smartphone Production by Up to 15% in 2026

Rising memory costs may reduce worldwide smartphone output by 10 to 15 percent in 2026, according to TrendForce projections.

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AI-Driven Financial Planning Tool Triggers Sharp Decline in US Asset Management Stocks

Shares of US asset management firms dropped sharply following the introduction of a new AI financial planning tool raising competitive concerns.

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Canadian Researchers Develop Cost-Effective Photonic Ising Machine for Optimization Tasks

Queen’s University researchers build a stable, room-temperature photonic Ising machine as an affordable alternative to D-Wave’s quantum computers.

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Apple Projected to Command a Quarter of Global Active Smartphones by 2025

By 2025, iPhones are expected to make up 25% of all active smartphones worldwide, underscoring Apple’s dominant position in the market.

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Chinese Researchers Develop Lithium Batteries That Perform at -34°C Using Semi-Solid Electrolytes

Chinese scientists have engineered lithium batteries with semi-solid electrolytes that maintain functionality at temperatures as low as -34°C.

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